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A botanist discovers a plant growing in her yard. It does not have leaves or roots, but it does have vascular tissue There are yellow sporangia growing on the green, branching stems. Which of the following is the most logical conclusion about the classification of this plant?

It is a whisk fern, and belongs to the phylum Psilophyta.
It is a liverwort, and belongs to the phylum Hepatophyta.
It is a hornwort, and belongs to the phylum Anthocerophyta.
It is a horsetail, and belongs to the phylum Sphenophyta.

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kaylacornish06
I think it’s a wise fern because germs don’t have leaves right? I’m not 100% with my answer though sorry
Histrionicus

Answer:

The correct answer would be - whisk fern that belongs to the phylum psilophyta.

Explanation:

The whisk fern belongs to the division psilophyta. It is the lower vascular fern or primitive fern. It has vascular tissue or water conducting tissue but they lack true leaves and roots.

The water mineral absorption occurs or initiates in the root like stem called rhizome. Photosynthesis process takes place in the aerial part of the plant. Rhizome receives water from fungus through a mycorrhizal association.

Thus, the correct answer is option C.

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